Mark of Justice

Mara Brent Legal Thriller Series, Book 4

De: Robin James

Narrado por: Vivienne Leheny

Mara must get inside the mind of a sadistic killer if she wants to serve justice. But this time when evil touches her, it may not let her go. Don't miss the newest novel in the Mara Brent Legal Thriller series.

Mark of Justice is the nail-biting fourth audiobook in the Mara Brent series. If you like strong heroines, up-all-night pause-resisters, and truly surprising plot twists, then you’ll love Robin James legal thrillers.

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Incredible

This series is awesome! I want more. I feel like Mara is the modern day Perry Mason.

Storyline was diffi

I liked the previous books in this series and decided to continue listening to the series. I did not like this one as much. The narration was very good but the details of murder were too lengthy, graphic and it seemed the storyline was less focused on the Mara and staff. I just found this one difficult to keep maintain attention.

Great narrator

Always an unexpected twist. Keeps you hooked on the intriguing stories. I’m reading the entire series or should I say binging.

Amazing series

Mara tackles the hardest cases and with her legal team, the police and Sam, she is able to win. It’s refreshing to find a series that focuses on a female lead. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Perfect!

I always feel like I’m listening to a movie when Vivienne Leheny narrates! Love this series so much! I’ll be sad when I’m finished.

Do Not Follow Negative Reviews

I listen to all of the books and went back and purchase this after the last book. I like this narrator
I had skip this book in the members sale due to negative reviews. Those reviewers do not know what they’re talking about. This was one of the better stories. Yes, there was some graphic details but if you are a Karen slaughter fan, this was nowhere near her realm. I own all of the Will, Trent series and some of the grant county with Kathleen early as the narrator, excellent if you have a strong stomach.
I do not have a strong stomach but There are some details that make a graphic crime scene commensurate with a death penalty case.
This book did not have the repetitious dialogue of a few books in this series and quite frankly, it’s one of the better stories . I very much liked it.
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All the legal and law enforcement stuff

Loved all four books so far waiting on the next one to come out just as exciting as the first four books.

Good story. Love the characters

I am really enjoying the characters. Hoping for less of the ex husband drama. He is annoying.

"From Strength to Uncertainty: A Disheartening Shift in Mara Brent's Journey"

"Mark of Justice" continues the journey of Mara Brent, a character who initially captivated readers with her strength, independence, and refusal to conform to traditional gender roles. However, as the narrative unfolds, it becomes apparent that Mara's character development has taken a turn that may leave some readers feeling disenchanted.

Mara, who once navigated the complexities of balancing her professional and personal life with confidence, begins to exhibit traits that feel more like a regression than growth. Where she initially defied the expectations placed upon her, readers may find that she increasingly falls into the patterns of a more stereotypical character—a doormat who struggles with guilt over her choices. This shift detracts from the refreshing perspective that initially made her relatable and engaging.

The plot of "Mark of Justice" introduces exciting elements and challenges that place Mara in high-stakes situations. However, it seems that her responses to these challenges become less decisive and more self-doubting as the story progresses. Readers who were drawn to her assertiveness may find themselves longing for the fierce and unapologetic woman they met at the beginning of the series.

While I appreciate the complexities of character development and understand that characters can evolve, it’s frustrating to see Mara’s journey veer into territory that seems less empowering. The balance between personal and professional life is a relatable theme, but the portrayal of Mara’s internal struggles risks undermining the independence and strength that originally endeared her to readers.

In conclusion, "Mark of Justice" presents a compelling narrative and thrilling plot twists, but it also raises questions about character consistency and development. Mara Brent’s character arc may leave some fans wishing for the strong, unapologetic woman they fell in love with at the start of her journey. Here's hoping for a return to form in future installments, allowing Mara to reclaim her rightful place as a powerful and complex lead.

Interesting story lines

These are always an interesting story line, good legal novel and excellent narrator. However, they continue to be more gruesome in the description of the crime than I prefer.